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Speaker 6: I understand some of the basics here, So, Director Radcliffe,

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Speaker 6: Let me ask this question, General Hawk, you lead America's

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Speaker 8: It's our job to do indications and warning for both

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Speaker 1: Director directlift, this was a huge mistake.

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Speaker 6: I think they characterized the embarrassment. This is utterly unprofessional.

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Speaker 1: Thank you, mister Chairman.

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Speaker 9: I thank the witnesses again for their appearents today. I

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Speaker 10: Well again, I think the witnesses, but what you're saying

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Speaker 12: That's a quick chick of your headlines. I'm Terrence Bates.

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Speaker 11: Charlie kirk is a terrific person.

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Speaker 14: He's mainstream conservative, but solid is a rock.

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Speaker 7: Then we have the great senator from the state of Wisconsin,

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Speaker 7: Hillsdale College. Charlie four Hillsdale dot com. Joining us now

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Speaker 7: is Senator Ron Johnson from the great state of Wisconsin.

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Speaker 7: A Senator. Welcome to the program. Senator, we are pushing

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Speaker 7: very hard. We have deployed our entire field staff at

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Speaker 7: Turning Point Action. They are living in the state of

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Speaker 7: Wisconsin right now. We are going all in and doing

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Speaker 7: everything we can. Please remind our audience about the importance

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Speaker 7: of this Supreme Court race.

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Speaker 11: Well, Charlie, and then you know, thank you for all

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Speaker 11: those efforts.

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Speaker 15: You understand, as your organization understands, the way you win

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Speaker 15: elections in Wisconsin is ground game, ground, game, ground, game.

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Speaker 15: You can buy that with you know, the volunteers of RpW,

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Speaker 15: you know Elon muss efforts, you know some other big supporters.

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Speaker 15: That's how we're going to have to get it done.

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Speaker 15: But what's so crucial about this is we have another

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Speaker 15: election for the Wisconsin Supreme Court. Last time we lost,

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Speaker 15: our candidate only got eight hundred thousand votes. Now, to

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Speaker 15: put that in perspective, President Trump is now the record

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Speaker 15: vote getting in Wisconsin just shy of one point seven.

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Speaker 15: There's no reason whatsoever that there were running nine hundred

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Speaker 15: thousand votes below his record total.

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Speaker 11: So we need to get out to vote because this.

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Speaker 15: Is a race between a judge I've got a senior

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Speaker 15: moment here, Bradshaw and his opponent Susan Crawford, who will

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Speaker 15: be a judicial activist, some of who will legislate from

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Speaker 15: the bench. Will first redistrict the federal the congressional seats,

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Speaker 15: will probably lose a couple seats from that standp. Then

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Speaker 15: the next thing they'll do is overturn Act ten and

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Speaker 15: all the costs Wisconsin its hundreds of millions are not

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Speaker 15: may never have another free and fair election in Wisconsin

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Speaker 15: will certainly never clean up our voter roles. So this

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Speaker 15: is crucier election has national implications. It's great that turning

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Speaker 15: point to your organization is getting out there and understanding

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Speaker 15: the national implications of this.

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Speaker 7: So talk about how the far left is mobilizing and

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Speaker 7: they are spending a lot of money in the state

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Speaker 7: of Wisconsin. I also want to throw up, let's go

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Speaker 7: to cut ninety seven. This shows how our voters are

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Speaker 7: very low propensity. This is a strict turnout game. Let's

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Speaker 16: Please, twenty twenty In their data, people who didn't vote,

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Speaker 16: if they had voted, would have been a little bit

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Speaker 16: more democratic than the country overall. But over the next

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Speaker 16: four years, people who didn't vote went from being a

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Speaker 16: somewhat democratic cleaning group to a group that Trump want

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Speaker 16: by double digits. Okay, So the second draft here we

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Speaker 16: have for every precinct, we look at what percentage of

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Speaker 16: You know, Trump increased his vote share by you know,

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Speaker 16: Ris actually increased her support. And you know, that's really

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Speaker 16: the story of the selection is that, you know, people

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Speaker 16: traditional media, who like say that politics is an important

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Speaker 16: part of their identity, they became more Democratic in absolute terms.

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Speaker 7: So what they're saying here, and that last one, that's

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Speaker 7: David Shore, who had a great conversation as reclined two

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Speaker 7: there at the end is the most astute point when

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Speaker 7: it comes to the Supreme Court race. He says, those

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Speaker 7: that have politics as part of their identity tend to

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Speaker 7: be more Democrat. Well, Senator, people who have politics part

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Speaker 7: of their identity are more likely to vote in a

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Speaker 7: spring off your election for Supreme Court race. Therefore, our

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Speaker 7: side must drive turnout of low propensity voters. Senator, Yeah,

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Speaker 7: that's true.

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Speaker 15: Conservatives, we don't want to deal government. We want to

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Speaker 15: we want to live our lives, we want to go

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Speaker 11: Families, whereas leftists and they want to. They want power.

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Speaker 15: They get powered by winning elections, you know, by governing

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Speaker 15: and imposing their ideology, Honus. So again, we need to

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Speaker 15: wake up everybody who voted for President Trump. Let them

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Speaker 15: understand what's at stake here on April first, and get

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Speaker 15: out and vote. I mean, if every Trump voter voted

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Speaker 15: for Brad Schimmel, we would run away with this race.

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Speaker 15: But again, in the last Supreme Court race, our Canada

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Speaker 15: only got eight hundred thousand votes versus President Trump's one

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Speaker 15: point seven. And of course the left the last time

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Speaker 15: turn that Wiscons's Supreme Court race into the most expensive

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Speaker 15: elected judicial race in history.

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Speaker 11: This race is going to out, is going to top that.

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Speaker 15: It's just grotesque amount the amount of money the left

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Speaker 15: throws of these things. Good news is we've got supporters

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Speaker 15: on our side now that are trying to match those totals.

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Speaker 15: But even better news as we've got organizations like yours

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Speaker 15: that realize the way you really win is not running

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Speaker 15: millions and millions of dollars of ads. That's important, you

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Speaker 15: gotta do it, you got to keep up. But it's

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Speaker 15: about ground game and getting out to the voters themselves

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Speaker 15: and energizing them and making sure they know how important

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Speaker 15: this race is.

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Speaker 7: So Senator, can you contrast what you are feeling on

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Speaker 7: the ground. You know the state of Wisconsin better than anybody.

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Speaker 7: I would put you number one as a Republican than

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Speaker 7: maybe Scott Walker because you have won in the hardest

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Speaker 7: of all terrains. I mean, you beat Russ Fine Golden

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Speaker 7: twenty ten. I think you beat him again in twenty

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Speaker 7: sixteen if I remember correctly, and then you won against

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Speaker 7: Mandela Barns I think in twenty twenty. I mean, when

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Speaker 7: all the odds are stacked against Senator Johnson, you triumph,

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Speaker 7: and you do it through grassroots and you do it

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Speaker 7: with connecting with the mayor's cams and county commissioners. Can

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Speaker 7: you contrast how it feels on the ground versus a

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Speaker 7: Do you feel more national attention and more energy versus

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Speaker 15: Yeah, there's no doubt about on our side, we're paying

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Speaker 15: a lot closer attention to this race than we the

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Speaker 15: last time because we lost the last one so miserably.

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Speaker 15: But this feels very similar to most elections in Wisconsin,

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Speaker 15: dead even really close and it's going to come down

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Speaker 15: to a few tens of thousands of votes. Probably Again,

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Speaker 15: don't I don't quite understand that, you know why in

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Speaker 15: a presidential year you can turn out one point seven

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Speaker 15: and win by thirty thousand votes. In a non presidential

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Speaker 15: year you've turned out about you know, one point two

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Speaker 15: million and win by thirty thousand votes or lose by

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Speaker 15: thirty thousand votes. It's Wisconsin, It's going to be close.

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Speaker 15: It's just amazing the way both sides seem to, you know,

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Speaker 15: ratchet up to turnout by about the same level no

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Speaker 15: matter what the race is, whether it's presidential or non presidential.

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Speaker 7: So I'm thrilled to hear that, and I know the

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Speaker 7: grassroots are working really hard. Senator shifting gears for a

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Speaker 7: second now to more broad macro elements. What is your

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Speaker 7: take on this story with Jeffrey Goldberg The Atlantic obviously

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Speaker 7: the strike then subsequent strike on the huties. What is

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Speaker 7: your analysis Your Senate colleagues are acting as if this

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Speaker 7: was the leaking of the invasion of Normandy and outrageous

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Speaker 7: over the top hyperbolic response. Senator, how are you processing

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Speaker 7: all of this?

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Speaker 15: Well, it does sound now they're starting the reports that

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Speaker 15: this has been embellished.

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Speaker 11: You know, it's obviously not a great look. My guess.

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Speaker 15: This was obviously a mistake, a mistake that I'm sure

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Speaker 11: I mean, it'll be up to the present side exactly

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Speaker 11: you know what action to take.

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Speaker 15: But you know, from my standpoint, I don't doubt that

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Speaker 15: by by the Atlantic and by the mainstream media. And

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Speaker 15: I also have no doubt that this can be corrected

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Speaker 15: very very quickly. I certainly contact or you know, my

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Speaker 15: discussion with nominees is FILEW the Federal Records Act.

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Speaker 11: Make sure that all communications.

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Speaker 15: Are preserved, follow the law, and I think by and

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Speaker 15: large that's exactly what the people inside the conservative administrations do.

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Speaker 15: We certainly see how Vice President Biden. President Biden violates

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Speaker 15: that by you know, using all these these private email.

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Speaker 11: Addresses, that type of thing.

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Speaker 15: So again I caution Republican nominees, don't do that.

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Speaker 7: File the law also. I want to I want to

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Speaker 7: now touch on the reconciliation process. How are we, how

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Speaker 7: are we proceeding on the one big beautiful bill? What

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Speaker 7: are you pushing for specifically to try and bring this

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Speaker 7: to be a victory for the border and hopefully spending cuts.

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Speaker 7: We cannot forget spending cuts, Senator, where we at?

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Speaker 11: To me, it's all about spending.

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Speaker 15: There's no way you can justify from going going from

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Speaker 15: point three trillion dollars this year, and particularly when you

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Speaker 15: take a look at the options I've laid out there

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Speaker 15: to return to a pre pandemic level, whether it's Clinton

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Speaker 15: Leave soli, security and medicare you know as they are today,

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Speaker 15: plus up the other outlays by population growth, inflation. You've

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Speaker 15: got a baseline spending level somewhere between five point five

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Speaker 15: to be the absolute maximum we ought to be considering. Unfortunately,

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Speaker 15: the House resolution at most is going to cut about

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Speaker 15: one point five trillion dollars over ten years, which is

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Speaker 15: going to take us from about seven point three down

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Speaker 15: to what seven point one.

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Speaker 11: It's just completely unacceptable. So President Trump.

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Speaker 15: He needs to get serious about reducing spending if he's

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Speaker 15: going to accomplish the goal he's laid out there about

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Speaker 15: balancing the budget. I don't think anybody that vote of

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Speaker 15: President Trump thought he would continue spending at Biden's levels.

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Speaker 11: And so there's a real word logger heads right now

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Speaker 11: with the House. I know they want to pass one big,

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Speaker 11: beautiful bill.

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Speaker 15: I think a multi step process always made more sense,

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Speaker 15: a lot simpler. Get the border funding to President Trump now,

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Speaker 15: I would just quite honestly extend current tax law to

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Speaker 15: make sure that we don't have a massive automatic tax

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Speaker 15: increase on the table.

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Speaker 11: I'd get those things.

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Speaker 15: Off the table, get him, by the way, and then

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Speaker 15: start doing the really hard work of trying to convince

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Speaker 15: my colleagues and we got big spenders of my party too,

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Speaker 15: of returning to a reasonable pre pandemic level. I proposed

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Speaker 15: in the Wall Street Journal a panel made up of

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Speaker 15: House members, centers, and the administration, going line by line

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Speaker 15: publicly with members of administration justify this.

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Speaker 11: I mean, why are you spending so.

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Speaker 15: Much more than an inflated twenty nineteen level. We can spay,

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Speaker 15: We can literally save hundreds of billions of dollars per year.

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Speaker 7: Okay, everybody, welcome back. Email us Freedom at Charliekirk dot

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Speaker 7: What do you think is the right course of action

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Speaker 7: post this chat? Story of the way forward? President Trump

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Speaker 7: signal group chats. You could say a lot of stuff.

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Speaker 7: He's not putting together signal group chats. We'll be right back. Okay, everybody,

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Speaker 7: Let's go here. This is mister Goldberg describing what he

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Speaker 7: saw in the chat play cut one forty three.

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Speaker 17: The specific time of a future attack, specific targets including

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Speaker 17: human targets meant to be killed in that attack, weapons systems,

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Speaker 17: even even weather reports to the precise detail. And then

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Speaker 17: and then a long section on sequencing. This is going

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Speaker 17: to happen, Then that is going to happen, After that happens,

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Speaker 17: This happens, then that happens, and then we go and

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Speaker 17: find out if it worked. I mean, you know, he

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Speaker 17: can say that it wasn't a war plan, but uh,

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Speaker 17: it was a it was a minute by minute accounting

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Speaker 7: However, you were not supposed to be in there never

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Speaker 7: should have happened. Now understand, signal has and will is

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Speaker 7: continued to be an authorized method of communication. Joe Biden

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Speaker 7: started that practice and President Trump has continued it. Scott

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Speaker 7: Jennings comments on it, play cut one forty five.

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Speaker 18: The signal program was preloaded on a number of devices

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Speaker 18: so in their view, it was already in use.

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Speaker 1: Number two, in some of the.

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Speaker 18: Messages they talk about needing to go to the high

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Speaker 18: there is a dispute over whether the term war plans

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Speaker 14: And number four, Look, I love the policy.

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Speaker 18: You've got a thoughtful policy discussion going on, and we

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Speaker 18: did what a Biden administration would not do stop these

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Speaker 7: So let me tell you the biggest concern of all.

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Speaker 7: If that is correct, and it was government devices that

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Speaker 7: on a government device have Jeffrey Goldberg saved on his

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Speaker 7: signal profile. That's a serious question. It's not like this

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Speaker 7: was some carryover when he was in Congress. Jeffrey Goldberg

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Speaker 7: is Mike Waltz. Mike Waltz is a maximalist neocon. He

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Speaker 7: is very close to John Bolton on several issues. I've

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Speaker 7: had this discussion with him before. That's fine. President Trump

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Speaker 7: Not doubting President Trump's wisdom here, but it does beg

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Speaker 7: the question that if it's preloaded on a government device,

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Speaker 7: how is it saved in your signal chat? I know

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Speaker 7: how signal works. Who actually invited this person into a

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Speaker 7: signal chat seems to be Mike Waltz. That means he's

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Speaker 7: added Jeffrey Goldberg as a contact on signal since he

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Speaker 7: But it begs a lot more questions than answers, and

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Speaker 7: Advisor doing dialoguing with Jeffrey Goldberg? The room for error

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Speaker 7: is nothing, and praise God, this could have been a

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Speaker 7: This is a developing story. I do want to hear

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Speaker 12: So is this typically a one time relationship We come

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Speaker 19: Oh, we definitely see clients come back.

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Speaker 7: Okay, everybody, welcome back. Email us Freedom at Charliekirk dot com.

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Speaker 7: Emails are overwhelming saying that there must be some consequences

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Speaker 7: That has been the consensus. What we received, Freedom at

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Speaker 7: Charliekirk dot com joining us now is Ryan James Gurdusky,

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Speaker 7: very smart man from natpop dot substack dot com and

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Speaker 7: founder of the seventeen seventy six project pack and host

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Speaker 7: of It's a Numbers Game on iHeart Ryan. Good to

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Speaker 7: see you.

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Speaker 11: Thanks for having me, Charlie.

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Speaker 7: So, Ryan, you wrote extensively about this on your substack.

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Speaker 7: I want to start with one sixty here about the

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Speaker 21: Newsom is obviously setting up for a run for the

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Speaker 21: presidency in twenty twenty eight, and I'm not so sure

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Speaker 21: that his current strategy is really going to work, because

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Speaker 21: what he's doing is he's trying to appeal to the right.

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Speaker 21: But what I see is people like AOC and Bernie

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Speaker 21: Sanders who are further left than politicians we've seen in

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Speaker 21: the mainstream in modern American history, garnering so much support,

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Speaker 21: breaking records with attendance at rallies. What the left may

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Speaker 21: need right now is possibly somebody further to the left,

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Speaker 21: not further to the right.

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Speaker 7: Okay, So, Ryan, which way do you think the Democrat

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Speaker 7: Party's going to go?

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Speaker 22: I love it when a kid whose headphones are too

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Speaker 22: big for his head is giving the world life advice.

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Speaker 22: I think that that was that kid. If you can't

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Speaker 22: if you can't see it, it depends on the primary

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Speaker 22: structure for the twenty twenty eight presidential election. If they

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Speaker 22: skip Iowa and New Hampshire again, it is very clear

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Speaker 22: they're going to move to the center because black voters

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Speaker 22: who will make up a majority of the voters in

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Speaker 22: South Carolina, Georgia, Florida, these early states. I don't know

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Speaker 22: at Florida anymore, but it was Florida forever. In the

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Speaker 22: Democratic primary, they are centrists. They are centrist to conservative

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Speaker 22: Democratic Votersson that Joe Biden was able to resurrect his

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Speaker 22: entire career in the twenty twenty Democratic primary is because

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Speaker 22: the South Carolina black voters resurrected him. And that's why

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Speaker 22: Iowa was where Barack Obama was able to get a

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Speaker 22: started and he probably would have won anyway.

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Speaker 11: In South Carolina goes.

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Speaker 22: As a black candidate, but a lot of moderate candidates

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Speaker 22: find their success in the Deep South. If the Deep

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Speaker 22: South is the beginning of the twenty twenty eight presidential calendar,

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Speaker 22: is because the party is looking for a moderate person.

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Speaker 22: If they started in Nevada, Iowa, and New Hampshire, anything

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Speaker 22: like that, it will be leaning progressive.

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Speaker 7: So, speaking more broadly, what if you kind of look

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Speaker 7: so people that are paper shufflers. You have let's say

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Speaker 7: are basically the four components of the Democrat Party. Is

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Speaker 7: that about right?

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Speaker 22: Yeah, and you're missing the people who are professionally hate

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Speaker 22: men and white people, that's all.

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Speaker 3: And Christians.

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Speaker 22: Those are also the very very they kind of fall

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Speaker 22: in between those things, but that's also the very fifth,

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Speaker 22: very important portion of it.

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Speaker 11: And look at it's not a majority.

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Speaker 22: And if you look at that David Shore deep type,

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Speaker 22: which I know you've talked about in the past, the

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Speaker 22: Democratic Party's worst demographic in the last election was men

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Speaker 22: under the age of twenty. Like, it is such a

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Speaker 22: reversal because of how toxic some of their politics have

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Speaker 22: been and the fact that Jasmine Crocket is a tie

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Speaker 22: with Barack Obama in the CNN poll. Who is the

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Speaker 22: leader of the Democratic party. They have the dime store

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Speaker 22: Cardi b who was a middle aged woman who went

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Speaker 22: to elite private schools. And then the former president who

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Speaker 22: a very eloquent speaker with Jasmine Crockett, who was comparing

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Speaker 22: a paralyzed person hot wheels today at.

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Speaker 11: The Human Rights to convention.

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Speaker 22: That is really a startling place for how much the

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Speaker 22: party has kind of lost its mind and how much

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Speaker 22: bigger the tent for the Republican Party has become.

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Speaker 7: Let's play some pieces of tape here. This is from

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Speaker 7: the David Shore conversation. This is people trust Republicans more

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Speaker 7: than Democrats on issues that matter. Play cut one oh two.

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Speaker 16: You know what you see here is if you look

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Speaker 16: at the top issues that voters care the most about,

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Speaker 16: cost of living, the economy, taxes and government spending, you know,

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Speaker 16: where Democrats have a narrow lead, Republicans have massive trust advantages,

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Speaker 16: you know, fifteen points on all of the issues that

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Speaker 16: I would tell in response to your question is that

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Speaker 16: in this election, voters trusted Republicans way more than Democrats

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Speaker 16: on all of the most important issues.

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Speaker 7: That is quite a reversal in just a couple of years. Ryan,

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Speaker 7: What do you attribute that to.

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Speaker 22: Well, one, the focus by Democrats on things that don't matter,

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Speaker 22: like abortion and like the rise of fascism, which most

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Speaker 22: people in their regular lives don't honestly think is the

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Speaker 22: one is happening and two is you know, happening tomorrow.

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Speaker 22: And also the fact that Democrats really had a breakdown

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Speaker 22: of civil society. Look, Democrats run almost every one of

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Speaker 22: our major cities in America, the places in the nineties

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Speaker 22: and two thousands that everyone wanted to be, everyone wanted

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Speaker 22: to be like, you know in New York or Los Angeles,

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Speaker 22: thriving metropolitan cities, and they're they're all losing people.

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Speaker 11: You know. I was actually think this before.

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Speaker 22: If you look at the new census numbers that had

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Speaker 22: the number of immigrants moving to these cities and kind

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Speaker 22: of growing them. If it were not for mass immigration,

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Speaker 22: blue cities would actually feel the repercussion of failed policies.

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Speaker 22: And it's only because they keep bringing these Third world

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Speaker 22: immigrants that sit there and kind of bring the population back,

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Speaker 22: but Americans have rejected them with their feet, they're leaving

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Speaker 22: them in mess and they have for the last five years.

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Speaker 22: They have failed on quality of life issues across the board.

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Speaker 11: And then they.

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Speaker 22: Defend lawlessness from crime and riots to the border, and

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Speaker 22: they expect you to feel more sorry for an illegal

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Speaker 22: alien who's in a gang and has gang tattoos and

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Speaker 22: was deported quickly than they do for that poor girl

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Speaker 22: of the nursing student who was killed in Georgia. That

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Speaker 22: is a complete and total breakdown of where their thought

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Speaker 22: processes and what priorities are, you know, when it comes

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Speaker 22: to how Americans live every day.

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Speaker 7: So the prevailing wisdom was that if we just moderate

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Speaker 7: our politics as Republicans, this is what Carl Rove would

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Speaker 7: tell us, this is what Liz Cheney would tell us,

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Speaker 7: this is what Adam Kinsinger would tell us. This is

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Speaker 7: what a lot of the blubbery talking heads on cable

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Speaker 7: TV will tell you, And they would tell it to

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Speaker 7: my face. Well, Charlie, you know, if you want to

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Speaker 7: win young people over, you have to moderate your politics.

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Speaker 7: You're too extreme, Charlie, you're too outspoken. Don't talk about

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Speaker 7: the war on white people. You're you just talk about

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Speaker 7: lowering taxes for young people and that's how you'll win them. Well,

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Speaker 7: turns out that was all a bunch of rubbish. It

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Speaker 7: turns out that young people wanted a cultural force. They

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Speaker 7: wanted a reckoning against the prevailing rots that they were

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Speaker 7: seeing encompass their nation. This is The New York Times,

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Speaker 7: Ezra Klein and David Shore about how Democrats are getting

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Speaker 7: destroyed with younger voters. I'll be honest, I still don't

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Speaker 7: think our audience is internalizing the improbability of this, how

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Speaker 7: unique this is, how much this messes up the Democrats'

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Speaker 7: long term plans. We saw this coming years ago, Play

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Speaker 7: cut seventy six.

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Speaker 1: So Democrats are getting destroyed now among young voters.

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Speaker 7: That's right.

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Speaker 5: I do think there was even as the idea of

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Speaker 5: the rising demographic Democratic majority had become a little discredited

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Speaker 5: in twenty sixteen to twenty twenty, I do think Democrats

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Speaker 5: believed that these young voters were eventually going to save them, right,

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Speaker 5: that this was a last gasp of something that if

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Speaker 5: Donald Trump couldn't run these numbers up among seniors and

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Speaker 5: you had millennials really coming into the voting power, gen

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Speaker 5: Z coming in, that was going to be the end

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Speaker 5: of this Republican party right, and that just completely false.

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Speaker 16: Yeah, I mean I'd be the beginning of this Republican party.

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Speaker 16: You know, I have to admit I was. I was

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Speaker 16: one of those liberals four years ago, and it seems

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Speaker 16: like I was wrong.

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Speaker 7: About forty seconds. Ryan, And let's pick it up.

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Speaker 1: After the break.

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Speaker 22: Sure, and I would just sit there and say that

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Speaker 22: the work that you've done, the work that a lot

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Speaker 22: of people do.

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Speaker 20: Part.

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Speaker 22: The thing that like the Liz Cheneius did not understand,

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Speaker 22: is what is a moderate. A moderate is not always

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Speaker 22: Susan Collins. A moderate is very far right in immigration

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Speaker 22: and maybe centrist on abortion and left wing on healthcare.

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Speaker 11: That's what a moderate is.

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Speaker 22: And we hit where the moderates actually cared about, like

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Speaker 22: on immigration, in the border and the war against white people.

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Speaker 7: Exactly right, Ryan's stay right there. We have you after

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Speaker 7: the break. We all know how challenging it can be

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Speaker 7: to get the quality sleep we need. Sleep is my

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Speaker 7: secret weapon. I'm able to get eight to nine hours

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Speaker 7: a night, and I'm able to go all day long.

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Speaker 7: Z factor is one hundred percent drug freeze, so it's

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Speaker 7: of the Democrat Party, who is a race essentialist, a

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Speaker 7: race essentialism. Of course, we have no problem with people

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Speaker 7: and love just passed away, a phenomenal black Republican woman. Amazing,

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Speaker 1: And because we and these hot Texas streets, honey.

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Speaker 16: Y'all know we got governor high wheels.

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Speaker 1: Down there, come on now, and the only thing.

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Speaker 20: Hot about him is that he is a hot access honey.

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Speaker 16: So so yes, yes, yes, yes, Ryan.

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Speaker 7: Did you understand that that was some mix of English

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Speaker 7: and jive.

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Speaker 22: She is forty three years old and went to a

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Speaker 22: K through eighth school that now costs thirty five thousand

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Speaker 22: dollars a year. The idea that she's ghetto or whatever

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Speaker 22: she's presenting herself as is the biggest joke. I mean,

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Speaker 22: she's doing she's doing some kind of bit I guess

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Speaker 22: to sit there and prove herself somehow, and it's just

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Speaker 22: I don't know. Listen, she's in a super safe Democratic

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Speaker 22: seat over and I think Dallas or Houston is one

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Speaker 22: of the two, and she's trying to say this is

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Speaker 22: how I will break through as a potential leaving the

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Speaker 22: Democratic Party, either to have a post career as a

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Speaker 22: television host or speaking engagement person, or she's going to

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Speaker 22: sit there and run with AOC in the most in

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Speaker 22: the ticket. That will really show Americans are tired.

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Speaker 11: Of this bit.

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Speaker 7: So in if you were to predict Ryan, what is

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Speaker 7: the most dangerous Democrat for us to run against in

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Speaker 7: twenty twenty four?

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Speaker 24: What?

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Speaker 7: Well, okay, so not just a person that's helpful, but

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Speaker 7: tell us the archetype and well that's fine. I mean

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Speaker 7: tell us the archetype and then the biography. Both they're helpful.

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Speaker 22: Somebody who speaks English well, unlike Congressman Crockett. That would

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Speaker 22: be a starter to a man. I think where Democrats

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Speaker 22: are going to take a break from nominating women for

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Speaker 22: quite some time. I agree, it's just the truth, and

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Speaker 22: I think that they're going to probably pick a man

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Speaker 22: who is not a white man, who checks a lot

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Speaker 22: of boxes, who speaks well, and has centrist career things.

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Speaker 22: I mean, Looksten, if you watch the Harris DNC convention

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Speaker 22: and the Hillary DNC convention, it looked a lot like

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Speaker 22: a George W. Bush convention in the way they sounded

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Speaker 22: about certain things, patriotism America. They've definitely taken this road.

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Speaker 22: And I just don't think there is enough people in

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Speaker 22: the Democratic Party who live in Bushwick, Brooklyn who've.

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Speaker 11: Got pink hair.

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Speaker 22: Just that they're nominated AOC cannot win a state wide

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Speaker 22: primary in New York, instruck Schumer. That is why I

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Speaker 22: believe partially she's looking at a national primary, and there

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Speaker 22: is no one thing running for off president is a

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Speaker 22: career booster. That is how you end up becoming Pete

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Speaker 22: boodha Jedge, which you would have never done if you

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Speaker 22: had to run just being a mayor. So I think

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Speaker 22: that there's gonna be a lot of people in the

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Speaker 22: in the clown car. But at the end of the day,

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Speaker 22: I think black voters, who make up the majority of

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Speaker 22: of states, especially the big South, southern Southeast states, they

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Speaker 22: will be voting for a moderate man, probably a man

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Speaker 22: of color. And I think that Wes Moore has what

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Speaker 22: it takes right now.

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Speaker 7: And so you do think AOC will run for the presidency.

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Speaker 22: I mean it looks I don't if she was not,

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Speaker 22: I don't know what else she would be doing. Like,

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Speaker 22: she's not doing anything differently than I would be advising

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Speaker 22: if I was a Democratic consultant. There's nothing that she's

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Speaker 22: doing that would make me think she's not running for president.

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Speaker 22: I don't think she's running for a state wide office

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Speaker 22: in New York. I just don't think she's going to

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Speaker 22: challenge Chuck Schumer's you know, fifty million dollar coffers.

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Speaker 11: And she does. She she isolates to.

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Speaker 22: Many people in New York. There's too many voters who

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Speaker 22: absolutely be appalled by her. So I think she's going

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Speaker 22: to look at a a national thing and being the

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Speaker 22: national voice of the party, and she has a better

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Speaker 22: chance of doing that.

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Speaker 11: Although I don't think she.

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Speaker 22: Can win than she does at being a state a

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Speaker 22: US senator, which, by the way, she's not a super

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Speaker 22: effective legislator to begin with, why would you be a

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Speaker 22: senator for?

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Speaker 7: It's a very interesting question that by all appearances, the

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Speaker 7: Democrat Party should moderate. Your point is very well taken.

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Speaker 7: Depending on what state they choose first, they're going to

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Speaker 7: signal the type of primary electorate they want to run towards.

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Speaker 7: I suppose The question, though, is will the national base

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Speaker 7: of the Democrat Party put up with a moderation campaign

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Speaker 7: or or be.

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Speaker 22: A populous progressive in the sense that you like they

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Speaker 22: used to.

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Speaker 11: Be like, be like, be like a what you call it?

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Speaker 22: What's this the labor activist of the nineteen seventies, be

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Speaker 22: super pro union, be super worker, and be against the

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Speaker 22: illegal immigration which drives down their wages. Trying to mix

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Speaker 22: like but they don't. They don't want working class voters.

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Speaker 22: That's their ultimate problem. There is a path for Democrats

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Speaker 22: to move forward and talk about you know, billionaires in

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Speaker 22: the Trump administration, or or the wealthy, or tax because

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Speaker 22: there is a road for them to walk on and

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Speaker 22: be a working class party. They have no interest in

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Speaker 22: working class people because they're you know, revolted by them.

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Speaker 22: They are the party of college educated people who have

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Speaker 22: one of.

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Speaker 7: The reasons, one of the reasons why they're revolted is

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Speaker 7: that a majority of the working class is white, and

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Speaker 7: so definitionally they hate that. So if you have a

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Speaker 7: white class, they hate white people. So therefore they don't

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Speaker 7: deserve any representation right at a time, Ryan, thanks so much.

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Speaker 7: Check out his sub stack. Really appreciate it. Thank you,

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Speaker 7: Thank you. The legendary Tom Homan joins us. Next, what

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Speaker 7: questions do you want me to ask? Tom Homan? Email

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Speaker 12: Welcome back to this Real America's Voice news break. I'm

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Speaker 12: Terrence Bates. White House Press Secretary Caroline Levitt is out

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Speaker 12: with the statement seeking to clear the record about what

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Speaker 12: appears to be a potential national security breach involving.

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Speaker 14: Top Trump administration officials.

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Speaker 12: It all centers around a text message on the messaging

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Speaker 12: apps Signal that reportedly included details about an upcoming attack

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Speaker 12: on Huthi rebels.

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Speaker 14: In Yevin Well.

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Speaker 12: The White House was refuting the reporting, saying, in part,

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Speaker 12: no war plans were discussed and no classified material was

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Speaker 12: sent to the thread. Levitt also confirms the White House

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Speaker 12: Council's Office has provided guidance on a number of different

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Speaker 12: platforms for President Trump's top officials to communicate as safely

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Speaker 12: and efficiently as possible. In the meantime, several of the

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Speaker 12: administration officials who were on that text chain spent the

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Speaker 12: morning being dressed down before the Senate Intelligence Committee.

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Speaker 14: Despite the White House's claim that no war.

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Speaker 12: Plans were discussed, senators seemed to be able to determine

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Speaker 12: that that wasn't necessarily the case. Plus those involved confirmed

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Speaker 12: the editor in chief of Atlantic Magazine was included on

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Speaker 12: the text chain and no one seemed to notice. All

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Speaker 12: of the information was reportedly laid out on the messaging

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Speaker 12: app Signal.

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Speaker 14: Vice President J. D.

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Speaker 12: Vance, along with the Secretary of Defense Pete haik Seth

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Speaker 12: and the Secretary of State Mark or Rubio, as well

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Speaker 12: as Director of National Intelligence Tulcy Gabbard, were reportedly on

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Speaker 12: that thread. The National Security Council is now looking into

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Speaker 12: the breach. Several top Trump administration national security officials are

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Speaker 12: getting it well. That, of course, was the story that

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Speaker 12: we just did. Let's go onto the next story. This

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Speaker 12: next story has to do with the borders are Tom Homan.

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Speaker 12: He spoke to the media earlier this morning and basically

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Speaker 12: laid out that border crossings and border encounters are down.

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Speaker 25: We secure the board, We're down border across in ninety

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Speaker 25: six percent, so we don't have the millions of people

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Speaker 25: coming across the border.

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Speaker 24: Just compare our removing numbers. His is just ridiculous.

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Speaker 25: We need Congress to fund this mandate for the American

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Speaker 25: people because with more money can do more. We need

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Speaker 25: to buy more, We need more airplane flights, we need

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Speaker 25: more officers on the ground, we need more contracts with companies.

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Speaker 25: Are going to do a lot of work that doesn't

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Speaker 25: require badging juhnn.

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Speaker 24: So the more money.

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Speaker 25: We have from Congress, the more successful will be underground.

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Speaker 12: Meantime, the Trump administration is also targeting illegal border crossings

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Speaker 12: at the northern border between the US and Canada. It's

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Speaker 12: one of the reasons the Commander in chief is moving

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Speaker 12: forward with tariffs against our northern neighbor. That's a quick

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Speaker 12: check of your headlines.

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Speaker 13: Relentless than spirit. You're listening to the Charlie Kirk Show.

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Speaker 7: Okay, everybody joining us now is borders are himself? And

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Speaker 7: great American patriot, Tom Homan. Tom, welcome to the program.

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Speaker 7: Thank you for taking the time. I know you are

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Speaker 7: very busy. Give us an update our viewers, a macro

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Speaker 7: update of how border operational security is proceeding and the

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Speaker 7: deportation effort. I know you guys are working very hard.

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Speaker 7: Give us an update from the front lines.

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Speaker 24: Well, let me start with us first, if you don't mind.

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Speaker 25: So during Seapack, I made a statement I was going

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Speaker 25: to go to Boston and bring hell with me because

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Speaker 25: child rapists, llegal aliens that were walking the streets to

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Speaker 25: Boston because of the sanctuary policies not only in Boston

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Speaker 25: but the entire state of Massachusetts. Well, I went up

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Speaker 25: there and started. I went as promise. I went to

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Speaker 25: Boston last Tuesday and we started a five day operation.

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Speaker 25: We rested three hundred and seventy illegal aliens, most some

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Speaker 25: criminal threats and including child sexual predators, murderers, gun traffickers,

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Speaker 25: drug traffickers.

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Speaker 24: Took up to our promise.

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Speaker 25: So once again we're proven that Massachusetts a sanctuary haven

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Speaker 25: for the worst of the worst. So follow through on

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Speaker 25: that promise as far as the border. As the numbers

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Speaker 25: are down right now, we're ninety six percent decline and

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Speaker 25: illegal entries. It's the most secure boarder we've ever had.

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Speaker 25: We got more to do the most what I like,

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Speaker 25: the most number of guidaways. Under Joe Biden, we were

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Speaker 25: averaging eighteen hundred godaways to day, people that entered the

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Speaker 25: country weren't arrested, weren't and got away. We went from

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Speaker 25: eighteen hundred to double digits, like forty two, So that's

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Speaker 25: been a good number. Of course, illego deaths that went down,

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Speaker 25: American deaths from vatanams going down as we secure the border.

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Speaker 25: As far as internal interior enforcement operations, we've arrested more

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Speaker 25: criminals in the first two months of Trump administration Joe

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Speaker 25: Biden did all last year. So our numbers looked at

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Speaker 25: on the interior, I want more. I'm happy the numbers

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Speaker 25: are high, but we need more. So I'm asking ICE

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Speaker 25: to target more people, increase the targeting, and remove more

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Speaker 25: public safety threads out of this country. Boston's a great operation,

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Speaker 25: but we need more.

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Speaker 7: We do need more. We need to get those numbers up.

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Speaker 7: So part of what the media is focusing on is

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Speaker 7: this Enemies Act that has been invoked to repel trend

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Speaker 7: de Arragua in the interior of the United States. You

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Speaker 7: guys have done a very good job of articulating the

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Speaker 7: application of that law. Rachel Maddow and a lot of

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Speaker 7: people on the far left are trying to make a

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Speaker 7: big deal saying that, well, there are no trendy Arragua

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Speaker 7: members that were caught up in the deportation effort and

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Speaker 7: expelling them to El Salvador. What is the truth of

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Speaker 7: the matter here, tom.

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Speaker 24: My side. I've talked to the highest levels.

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Speaker 25: I talked to the officers that are involved with that

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Speaker 25: manifest and putting those tigets together. They guarantee me that

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Speaker 25: everyone other the Venzewealans I have flight with a TDA member.

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Speaker 25: Doesn't surprise me that any family member of TDA are

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Speaker 25: going to say they're not TDA. They certainly don't want

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Speaker 25: them in al saal we're doing in prison. But look,

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Speaker 25: this was based on a lot of investigative work, you know,

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Speaker 25: anything from scraping social media to surveillance, to intelligence briefings

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Speaker 25: to criminal investigations.

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Speaker 24: Just because a gang.

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Speaker 25: Member doesn't have a criminal record doesn't mean they're not

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Speaker 25: a gang member, just as most terrorists in this world

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Speaker 25: aren't in any terrorist database. So I'm going to believe

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Speaker 25: the men and women who do this for a living

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Speaker 25: before I believe any member of TDA. I've been told

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Speaker 25: the're all members of TDA. TDA has been designated a

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Speaker 25: terrorist organization MS thirteenth and designated terrorist organization. Everybody and

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Speaker 25: on those flights are a terrorists that were removed from

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Speaker 25: this country, President Trump keeping his promised to American people.

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Speaker 7: Yeah, and so to reiterate that, what is your response

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Speaker 7: to these judges? There's one judge in particular that just

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Speaker 7: came out and said that these terrorists were treated worse

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Speaker 7: than even the Nazis work. I mean, how dare this

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Speaker 7: judge say something like that but criticizing the administration for

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Speaker 7: its treatment of these illegals and outrageous statement. What are

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Speaker 7: your thoughts?

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Speaker 25: Well, this is me off because you're talking about the

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Speaker 25: men and women are right su strap a gun to

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Speaker 25: the hip every day, put a badge on the chest,

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Speaker 25: and put themselves in harms way every day to protect

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Speaker 25: this public, to remove public statety threats and national security

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Speaker 25: threats from the streets of this country. To compare them

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Speaker 25: to the Nazis, for God's sakes, are you kidding? Me

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Speaker 25: to the annihilation of the Jews. That's an insult to

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Speaker 25: everybody that works. That should be an insult to every American.

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Speaker 25: To compare what Ice does every day to the Nazis

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Speaker 25: is incredible.

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Speaker 24: It's coming from a judge.

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Speaker 25: These people people most a lot of these people on

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Speaker 25: these places had due process because some of them were

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Speaker 25: Title eight, were moved to Title light. They already got

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Speaker 25: ordered removed by a pedlerate judge. But the terrorists to

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Speaker 25: the Alien Enemies Act, a law that was unacted by

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Speaker 25: Congress and signed by a president. We're enforcing the law

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Speaker 25: on the books. We're not making this up. President Trump

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Speaker 25: by proclamation the steps she could take to remove terrorists

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Speaker 25: from the country as quick as possible, and that's exactly

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Speaker 25: what we did. So I'm shocked but not surprised that

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Speaker 25: somebody would say something like that, But it's disgusting.

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Speaker 7: So Tom to the Democrat obstructionists like the Mayor of

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Speaker 7: Boston and many others like Kathy Hokeel, I want to

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Speaker 7: play Kathy Hokle's tape and get your reaction. Let's play

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Speaker 7: cut one ten.

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Speaker 26: We're not going to allow this mass deportation where we

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Speaker 26: will cooperate and I did this even under the Biden administration.

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Speaker 26: If you have a warrant, or you know someone's on

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Speaker 26: a terrorism watch list, or committing crimes in their home

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Speaker 26: country or committing crimes here, that's a different category, and

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Speaker 26: I will help you with those to protect everyone. But

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Speaker 26: don't bleed over into going to schools and sensitive places.

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Speaker 26: So our state policy, our state law does not allow

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Speaker 26: for our state police to be involved in those situations. Now,

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Speaker 26: what we have are some renegade counties in New York.

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Speaker 19: Because individual counties can sign.

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Speaker 26: A pact with ICE, they are cooperating with their local

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01:20:24,640 --> 01:20:28,280
Speaker 26: police departments. But what I control is the state police,

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Speaker 26: and they will not cooperate.

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Speaker 7: Has she been helpful? Tom and your reaction to Governor Hockel.

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Speaker 25: No, she's not. Look, I'm a native of New York.

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Speaker 25: Are born in New York, raised in New York, with

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Speaker 25: the college in New York. I got a home in

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Speaker 25: New York. And she's an embarrassment's position she holds, she's lying.

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Speaker 25: First of all, we don't need a warrant under an

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Speaker 25: Immigration Nationality Act. We go with administrative want. She's talking

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Speaker 25: about a criminal wane. No, the Congress says, and Feeder

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Speaker 25: law already as administrative want.

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Speaker 24: She won't honor.

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Speaker 25: And here's a woman who says a governor who's well,

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Speaker 25: we want to help. She's still on national TV after

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Speaker 25: Illego aland ben Ze Walls beat up NYPD. She's still

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Speaker 25: on national TEA after a woman with burned up live

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Speaker 25: by an illegal and on a subway making a statement

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Speaker 25: that I believe criminal aliens should be deported too. And

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Speaker 25: what's the first thing she did. She flew down to

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Speaker 25: New York and tried to remove Mayor Adams, who wants

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Speaker 25: to work with ICE getting this records Island rekords islands

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Speaker 25: where they hold criminal illegal aliens. She wanted to remove

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Speaker 25: them because she wants to work with ICE to go

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Speaker 25: on to records Island. So she's she's speaking on two

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Speaker 25: sides and mouth she believes her sanctuary policies. She ought

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Speaker 25: to go talk to citizens in upstate New York by

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Speaker 25: Buffalo and Syracuse where Illego Alands had killed young girls

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Speaker 25: American citizens. Again, she's an embarrassment to the position she holds,

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Speaker 25: and she needs and I just you know, I was

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Speaker 25: from New York just two weeks ago, called her at

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Speaker 25: a press conference by her misstatements. Law enforcement, the cops,

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Speaker 25: the law enforce, the guy who's work in the front line.

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Speaker 25: They want to work with us because they know not

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Speaker 25: only can remove the public safety threats from the community,

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Speaker 25: we can move them from the country, which means law

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Speaker 25: enforce novels a Resking are amien five or six times

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Speaker 25: over and over again, which means that they spend more

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Speaker 25: time on public safety issues. So absolutely, she lied to

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Speaker 25: the American people. She lied to the taxpayers.

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Speaker 24: In New York.

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Speaker 7: We're going to see more and more of these obstructionists

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Speaker 7: like JB. Pritzker and even news and Hokel. What is

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Speaker 7: the plan too, to still execute the mandate the American

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Speaker 7: people gave you. When you have these Democrat governors getting

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Speaker 7: in the way, how can we how can that best

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Speaker 7: be remedied?

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Speaker 25: Well, first of while, Pam Bondi's already suing some of

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Speaker 25: these sanctuary cities, I think she's going to sue we'll

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Speaker 25: have a lot more. But in the meantime, we're gonna

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Speaker 25: keep coming. They're not gonna stop us from what we're doing.

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Speaker 25: I'll tell you the same thing I said in New

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Speaker 25: York the Press Commas New York about HOCO.

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Speaker 24: You want to you want to you know, you know

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Speaker 24: a brace the sanctuary policy.

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Speaker 25: Will you knowingly release a public safety draft illegal alien

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Speaker 25: back into the public. That's just plain stupid. But if

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Speaker 25: you keep doing that, what does that mean? That means

1482
01:23:00,479 --> 01:23:04,320
Speaker 25: we send more ICE officers to your communities. That means

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01:23:04,320 --> 01:23:06,680
Speaker 25: more clatter resk get made. Like the big thing that

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01:23:06,760 --> 01:23:09,920
Speaker 25: keeps saying, well, you're rested on criminals, No kidding. If

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Speaker 25: you want to release the public safety threat criminal back

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01:23:12,640 --> 01:23:14,519
Speaker 25: in the community, it means I got to send agents

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Speaker 25: in the community to find him. When we find him,

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Speaker 25: most likely he's with other illegal anilies. It may not

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Speaker 25: be a criminal, be a criminal convicted, or a public

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Speaker 25: criminal threat. However they're in the country legal. Well, guess what,

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Speaker 25: we're not going to tell ICE to turn a blind

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01:23:27,840 --> 01:23:30,000
Speaker 25: either're going to enforce the laws they've been took an

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Speaker 25: old to enforced. We're going to wrestle collateral illegal aliens.

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Speaker 25: So Sanctuary City is going to get exactly what they

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01:23:35,520 --> 01:23:39,360
Speaker 25: don't want, more officers in the community and more cladter.

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Speaker 24: Rescue because you force us in the community.

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Speaker 25: And if you her Sanctuary City is concerned, we'll double

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Speaker 25: the manpower there. We're not going to stop doing what

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Speaker 25: we're doing. The American people gave President Trump on mandate

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Speaker 25: his number one issue was illegal immigration, Board of Security

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Speaker 25: and removing the worst of the worst. And that's what

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Speaker 25: we're doing, and no one's going to stop us.

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Speaker 7: Tom, you had a great moment with Jonathan carl where

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01:23:59,040 --> 01:24:01,559
Speaker 7: he asked you during his Sunday show about due process.

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Speaker 7: Play cut one sixteen.

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Speaker 1: Boston doesn't back down.

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Speaker 25: We may not always agree or see eye to eye,

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Speaker 25: but at the end of.

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Speaker 1: The day, we are a family.

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Speaker 21: If you come for one of us, you will get

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Speaker 21: all of us.

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Speaker 7: Well that's an unrelated clip. But if she is trying

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Speaker 7: to talk to you, let's play one thirty three.

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Speaker 8: Sending some of these people is that they deny that

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Speaker 8: they're members of this of this gang or either you

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Speaker 8: know Trendate de Aragua or MS thirteen.

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Speaker 27: That plan was full of people says they're as terrorists

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Speaker 27: number one, number two. Every every Venzuelan migrant on that

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Speaker 27: flight was was a TDA member based on numerous criminal investigation,

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Speaker 27: on intelligence reports, and a lot of work by ICEOL.

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Speaker 27: Matter of fact, two days after that flight took off,

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Speaker 7: And you've mentioned all that before. More broadly, Tom, what

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Speaker 7: this reconciliation bill? What help do you need to keep

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Speaker 25: Well, let me do our as Mayor woodhur comments, you know, well,

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Speaker 25: we got three hundred and seventy of them, and we're

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Speaker 25: coming back. We're gonna come back again and again and

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Speaker 25: again to remove public safety threats from Boston and from Massachusetts.

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Speaker 25: And the governor in the Americans say what they want,

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Speaker 25: We're gonna keep coming. As far as Congress. We need money, Charlie.

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Speaker 25: We need money to buy more beds, We need money

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Speaker 25: for more flights. The more money we have, the more

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Speaker 25: Like I said, ninety six percent. We're wrestling three times

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Speaker 25: more people than Joe Biden did in the same time period.

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Speaker 7: Tom, excellent work. Thank you. We have your back one

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Speaker 24: Thank you, Tom, Thank you, Thank you for doing what

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Speaker 7: least tens of millions of dollars in federal funding for

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Speaker 7: planned parenthood. Now, we should not spend any money on

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Speaker 7: Planned parenthood. They get over seven hundred million dollars a year.

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Speaker 7: Between twenty nineteen and twenty twenty one, Planned parent had

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Speaker 7: performed over one point one million abortions while receiving one

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Speaker 7: point seven billion dollars in federal funding. This is an

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Speaker 7: average over five hundred and ninety two million dollars every year.

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Speaker 7: American taxpayer dollars must not be used to kill innocent

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Speaker 7: unborn babies. It's a very important thing. Regardless of your

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Speaker 7: opinion on abortion, hard earned tax pay dollars should not

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Speaker 7: be going to subsidize planned parenthood. Planned parenthood is an

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Speaker 7: extension of the Democrat Party. Planned parenthood runs ads against

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Speaker 7: Donald Trump. Plant PARENTA did get out the vote against

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Speaker 7: Donald Trump, and we are subsidizing that with our tax

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Speaker 7: pay dollars. By the way, we also are great partners

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Speaker 7: with Preborn which I am a donor to, which is

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Speaker 7: a pro life alternative to Plant Parenthood. So Plant PARENTO

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Speaker 7: would say, oh, you know, we do mammograms and all

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Speaker 7: this other stuff. Well, if that's the case, then why

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Speaker 7: can't we send all that money to pro life clinics

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Speaker 7: that do mammograms, and they do ultrasounds that are not

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Speaker 7: like a hub and spoke that comes out of the

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Speaker 7: DNC hub. Why is it that we have to have

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Speaker 7: seven hundred million dollars funding our political opposition outside of

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Speaker 7: the moral issue that I have of funding abortion, that's

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Speaker 7: not actually the most interesting part of this. More interesting

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Speaker 7: part is why is it that US taxpayers have to

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Speaker 7: basically fund a Democrat superpack. Planned Parenthood ran advertisements all

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Speaker 7: across the country supporting Kamala Harris. They only support Democrats.

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Speaker 7: It's a major issue. And praise God for the courage

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Speaker 7: of the Trump administration to stand up against Planned Parented.

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Speaker 7: Planned Parented likes to say that abortions are only three

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Speaker 7: percent of the services they offer. But money is fungible

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Speaker 7: in theory. Imagine if pro life pregnancy crisis centers crisis

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Speaker 7: centers receive seven hundred million dollars a year, that would

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Speaker 7: be only fair, right, But of course not. We are

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Speaker 7: propping up a Democrat machine, is what we are doing,

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Speaker 7: and that money should be completely and totally cut. By

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Speaker 7: the way, it is against federal law. Just so we

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Speaker 7: are clear, you are not allowed to use tax pair

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Speaker 7: dollars towards abortion they do it anyway because they say, oh,

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Speaker 7: it covers our overhead, it helps cover some of our costs.

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Speaker 7: If this is so important to liberals, then go privately

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Speaker 7: so we have to go raise our own money. You know,

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Speaker 7: we are becoming one This is a very interesting point.

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Speaker 7: Do you know that at Turning Point USA and Turning

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Speaker 7: Point Action, we are becoming one of the biggest privately

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Speaker 7: funded nonprofits in the country. We will We're already in

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Speaker 7: like the top one of one percent, but we are

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Speaker 7: we are in the top probably one hundred of the

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Speaker 7: Hillsdale College, I think is the biggest cut the funding

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Speaker 7: of Planned Parenthood. Stop funding your political opponents. It's this

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Speaker 7: sort of pseudo money laundering operation where taxpayer money goes

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Speaker 7: to the Democrat Party. Again, if Planned parent is doing

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Speaker 7: such amazing work, then go raise money from all of

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Speaker 7: your very loyal Democrat donors. Don't take us treasury money

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Speaker 7: of seven hundred million dollars a year to go do it.

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Speaker 7: Defund planted parenthood completely See you guys tomorrow. Thanks so much,